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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12
Ho'lsekeepers
Guide

WHERE TO BUY TO SAVE
MONEY.
BIB can sliced tomatoes DC three for 25cts
Standard GRADUATED Sugar only Tets
Light Brown almost white g 51cts
Choice new crop N o Molasses g 50cts
1t bakes cakes equal to white sugar.
A large lot of choice fruits, raisins, cur
rams, citron. oranges, lemons, nuts and
candies at lowest figures ever offered in
Martinsburg.
NOW FOR DRY GOODS AND SHOES
All Red and Grey Flannels at prime cost.
All Canton Flannels at prime cost.
All Underwear red white at prime cost.
All Blankets and Comforts at prime cost
All boots and shoes at prime cost
Come and get samples ard if any of our
neighbors will duplicate the prices, then
we don't ask you to buy of us.
All we ask is come and SEQ what we can
do fol- you.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12

The catarrh remedy, Ely's Cream
Balm has proved most satisfactory
Prior to two months ago l had not
breathed freely through my nose COR
ed in that respect. The pain has left
my head as have most other disagreeabe
symptoms. l confidently believe it to
be sure cures. NJ. Logan, Bynum.
vile, Charlton Co.., Mo.
! have used one bottle Of Ey's Cream
Balm and it is the best remedy | have
found for catarIh in fifteen yeaIs.-V.
G.. B40bage, Attorney, Hsriius5urg,
Ky.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12

We are now selling nice Puff
Box, with box of good Face Powder
and Puff, complete, for % cents
Very cheap, but good goods for the
money.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12
PricHte Sale
OF A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
--FARM.

TIME UNDERSIGNED in behalf of the
l. heirs of John c. mall, deceased. offers
at private sale that valuable farm located on
the Martinsburg and Willamsport pike,
about miles from Martinsburg, consisting
of 1876 acres of valuable farming land, most
ly Limestone, about % acres of it good TIM
Der. There is on it a comfortable dwelling
house, Switzer barn, never failing well,
cisterns, Smoke House, Carriage House,
Chicken House and Spring House, also an Or
chard of excellent fruit, also spring on the,
the eastern side of the farm and running
water three iourths of the year. About fifty
acres now well set in grass. This. from To-
cation, character Of soil and buildings is one
of the most desirable farms in the Shenan-
doah Valley
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, re-
mainder in two equal pay ments at one and
two years. with interest and to be secured
oy a lien on t. premises.
Call on or address.
JOHN NJ. SMALL
Aug 20th, 's7 Bedington, Berkeley Co
West Virginia
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FOR RENT

Store room lately occnpiaa by q. f. Har-
wood. Apply to
Nov, 18th, At. 81. q. " 20 " Frs
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12

You have all heard of Wnghts'
Pond Lily Toilet Wash. Many Of
you have never tried it Ifyou wish
to try it, you can do SO for q mere
trihe. We have secured mum Der
of sample bottles, to sell at cents.
The bottles hold two ounces.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-11-12

them for 10 cents to 81, 40 each. As
we have only half dozen or so left,
of course they will soon be gone at
that price. They are genuine bar
gains.
We also have II lot Of Hair Brush
es to close out in order to make
room for new stock, recently pur-
chased. Regular prices on these
goods are 40 cents to $l.OO each.
We now offer them for only % cents.
We are now selling a nice Puff
Box, with box of good Face Powder,
and a Puff, complete, for % cents
Very cheap, but good goods for the
money.
You have all heard of Wnghts'
Pond Lily Toilet Wash. Many Of
you have never tried it Ifyou wish
to try it, you can do SO for q mere
trihe. We have secured a number
of sample bottles, to sell at 4 cents.
The bottles hold two ounces.
OF course you all use Sachet Pow
der. We carry the finest goods in
this line that money will buy. Our
"White Rose" "Heliotrope" and
''Violet" Sachets are especially fine,
and are sold at as reasonable prices
as good goods can be sold.
Our Perfume Case is filled with
the choicest Handkerchief Extracts.
All the old popular odors, AS White
Rose, Jockey Club, Violet, etc., to-
gether with all the newest odors are
60 be found in this case. The guam
tity of Perfumes we have sold since
our introduction of this fine line Of
goods is we'll nigh incredible.
"White Heliotrope," first introduced
by us, had wonderful sale, but our
latest introduction, "Lucile," has
had much greater run, and the de-
mand for it is increasing daily. Call
in and let us show you our perfumes.
We will not speak yet of the large
ind fine line of Holiday Goods which
we will shortly exhibit. We will tell
tell you about them another time.
At this season nearly everyone
suffers with chapped and rough skin.
We make preparation, Lang.
Cream" which is just the thing to
present this. The skin vt once alb
serbs it and is kept smooth, soft and
white by it's use. We offer this arti-
Gle on its merits, knowing it will
give satisfaction to all who use it,.
Price, twenty five cents.
If you want Toilet goods of any
kind, inspect our stock before buy
ing.
F0UT'S DRUG STORE,
II N. QUEEN ST.
FOR RENT
utfra room, IateIv OccrDisA nv e. r H3r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

larger than Superior There are
grest many misapprehensions Of this
kind perpetuated in stereotyped
Schoolbooks. The Trent Is not
credited with being the largest river
in England. because 1t joins the 0use
to form the Humber. Greenland Is
never considered worthy Of mention
as an island at all, although it Is about
Is big as New Guinea and Borneo to-
gether- Hudson's Bay Is more OF a
sea than the Baltic, but it remains 8
bay still There are salt lakes in Aus
traia bigger than the Dead Sea, but
they are deemed unworthy of notice.
The word continent" defieS deini-
ton When the Suez Canal was cut
It was remarked that Africa had be
come an island. and this Is true, but
only IN the same sense that Europe
and Asia combined form another
Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
FOR SALE

THE HOUSE AND LOT NOW
i ocszpiet By J. r Castle This Is well 10
Gated Tor delightful home at convenient dis
ta1cs from the centre Of town. commanding
splendid view and fresh air A fine force %
water convenient % every part OF the lot which
comprises q. Acres 4 conveniently aud com
uodt0-s house For full particulars enquire u
the owner AZ Castle & C00Ss's- ft4g Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
The Truman and JOsIyn Eeud.

Farmer Truman Of Kentucky, was
mp an apple tree the other day, hand
picking . choice lot Of seek-no-fur-
theirs, when along came Farmer Jos
lyu- As Farmer JoSlyn had shot
gun with him. q careless observer
might have reasoned that he was out
cunning for quail. There was moth
ing Of the careless observer about Far
mer Truman. however. He didn't
tumble from the tree right away, but
he did tumble to Farmer Joslyn's er-
rand. and he halted in his picking and
called out:
After me, chs"
~JIst so nsybor."
We'll, l was sort o expecting YOU.
but not quite 50 early Is this the
same old feud- one starting over
8 line fence forty years ago?>
Yes, the same old thing which has
caused the deaths Of three Trumans
and four Joslyns
oh 1 didn't know but something
new had come up. Say, naybor, III
be down N Just q mint"
I know you viii. and you'll prob
ably come head fust- I've come over
this morning to shoot another Truman
and kinder even up number"
But l amt armed. Ny shotgun Is
IN the house"
That's all the better for me. nay
Dor
But you'll give me few minits in
which TO say my prayers e.
''Oh. as to that, l don't mind low
ing you three or four minits, though
I'm in hurry to git back home and
go to cutting corn Go ahead nsybor.r
Farmer Truman settled himself IN
& crotch and seemed TO be praying,
while Farmer Joslyn kept an eye on
him. and impatiently waited to catch
the concluding amen" He was in
this state Of mind when hole about
as large as his arm was bored through
him from back TO front and boy OF
fourteen came running up and called
out:
Pop are you up there2a
Yes, NY son
I saw he had the bulge on you and
I got the gun and dropped him.
Right my boy. That's what was
praying for
How many Jogyns does this
mske!"
Five, We've only two more to
Kill of TO weed out the lot
We'll, I'll tell one Of the niggers TO
60 over and and see ifthe family want
the body. Goodbye pa 1 shall be
late to school"
Goodbye ny son Always strive
10 be g good boy If you want success
ID life. 7-8et- York SuH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
N0N.F0RFElTGBLE AND IHOISPUTlBLE.
EVERY POLICY BECOMES INC0NTEsTLBLE

A. soon a. It has been three years in force. and
il i part Of the written agreement that
every iucontestable policy -hall be paid
without rebate % Interest. immediate
~ upon the receipt b. the Society
u satisfactory proofs u death.
OF ,ui3 death claims. Amounting TO g .s43 ss2,
paid in lss5.
AZ were paid RE rsFg day proofs were r.
ceiTed: amoaHi. 81 .5g--5ss3-
7sl we're paid within days after receipt:
amount. a., 657 -.
~ within 10 day: amount. 3 Ci7.-se
OF withlH 90 days: am01nt. :. 750L92.
80 after 90 days: amount, Sls3,31O.
70 0sh<r Company can sh5lo Record for
PyomPfa<ss approaching that qr tie EQUTT-
4BLE
Even tEe 1-ief delays indicated above. uerC
owing 70 the failure Of claimants. chiefly az re-
moe DniHt-. % fuFnish promptly the requisite
legal release. and nat 70 any lack az DrOHBtHsss
on fiS part II tie Socisfy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
A Few FactA

Lake Superior i usually credited
Nth being The largest sheet OF fresh
wstsr On the face OF the globe This
: & mistake, f3r Lakes Huron and
Aichig-- really c1Dscltute z single
axe. Z zEL rs tE0 portions have
rsveiv d-Esrsut zsE :. The are Of
this "a i about 100 O square miles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society
OF THE UNITED STATES
100 Broadway, New York.
ESTARIISHEn " ISna

Issues Policies on all the best Plans, among
which are 20 be found many new departures
containing features not yet in use in other com
pauies. aiming 70 tie comfort and security Of
the POLICY HOLDERS.
This Company may be safely called the Pho
ueer in most Of the important Insurance re
forms. and for this reason well a. many others.
il nov tFansacts the largest yearly business done
by shy one company in the world. Policies
hnrh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
E q r. II U NJ a
General Insurance Company,
-UF BERLIN

Tbs above Insurance Companies have estas-
hShed j General Agency here. aud the under
signed General Agents, ere authorized 70 take
Risks against the Dangers OF The Seas
at the Most Reasonable Rates and on
the Most Favorable Terms
r-aa IL SrHlrEEP + On G. -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

British bark Sir yamsetiee Family,
Capt. Thompson, from Melbourne IN
ballast, vas wrecked Of Gaps EIizabeth,
December 18th. CreW all saved. Yes
sel total loss.
AmeFioan bark Helen w. Amy,
cleared for Guaymas, Mexico. Decem
Der 81, mt into San Francisco IN dis
tsess Lust deck load aud spars.
Chilian bark Lily Grace, from Peri
Townsend, December 9Th, for Yaipa-
Faiso, was wreceed 50 miles southwest
OF Cspe Flastery. Went asheFs near
Gray's HarboE December Gath. Vessel
aud cargo total loss. Csew saved.
BBlisiAn brig 1Tens. from Port Town
send December 18th, for Suvs, FIJI
Islands, was wrecked January LIST, q
miles oh Cape FlatteFy- Grew saved.
British bark l. dy B1wsn, from Port
Townsend November 30lh, for Brisbane
pat into San Francisco January 9Th
Vessel encountered heavy gale an De
cember 18th. which stove in her
atanchions and hulsafks.
American ship h rsey Mills, from Port
Townsend Decamber 18th, Tor san
FFaBcisco, Vas wrecked 60 miles a9ush
west Of the Cape on Dccem9eE 18th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

Loss OF TIKI HAHvEH Nuts Oar dis
patches this morning contain the par
saenlAEs OF the loss Of the fne ship HAz-
vey MillA This vessel vas only . few
years old, and since she vas FIRST built
has been engaged In carrying aFain
trum san Francisco 20 Earope. Early
&c NovembxF she wAs chartered 10 make
Der &rss voyage 10 the Soand, and a.
rived here about the middle Of NIxem-
Der in ballast. Which she discharged ne
Milton. Ga NovembeT a6sh she COM
ueaced loadizR seattle coal ca &esouni
Of the Oregon improvement Company
for san Francisso. On Desembes liza
she aniahed loading, hastnR on board
SSSTs< tons Of aaal, sAe third largest
sarge ever taken cat Of aeis part. she BE-
ine the shird iargess ship ever hese-shs
Barring Brothers ard ake Belknnp being
larger thas the Mills. Ga D~esmbes
12sh she Harvey Mills was towed 10 sea
see was eonamandsd oy Captain CEaw-
fasd. ana carried tweEky tee Enen all
told Tha keies raphfe nsws. th0agk
nnsseer, tells TIE balansa Of the steFy
Whsn che skip go SIXTY miles sssth
wses Of tAs Cage GAe w8s e4uaA& Ia {
gale. sEKung aseak and sank. Tbs hrzi
mAae, CushmAu. and tw1 zaiioza piokke
~ gisk him ID % cpsn 6eass ara RFeoa'
biz tbs uRiy azFsivaka. The 7atp 80
xalaeG Is aSeas saD0o and TIE s4rRo q
ah0us &l36e0. 1Ae vessel VS. nnfg psK
italy insared. bnl ths cargo vza fnlll
covered
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

ExAMIsATtos yesterday
mor1ing ws published she particulars Of
the poisoning Of . Washington street
oyprian. II coloFad extraction, named
Jamie Goodrich, and the arrest of
Richard NJ. Meshohan, better knovn IS
Mickey MeOrohan, on q charge Of hav-
Tag committed tha deed. Toe exAmtna-
ton Of the defendant wAs sci do9a for
7 o,cloek lass evening. before Juseice
Hill Daring the day the police officers
wese busy gathering az many facts and
~ much testimony bearing on tue esss
~ they could set hold Of. The parties
appeared IN ecaFa lass evening. Mo
Cr0han ie & tall. spare faced young fell
low, whils Mamts 6oedrich b short.
passable locating ueaFess, OF very DARK
KAnaka. 10 her compiaint. Which vas
read, she alleged thst the defendant,
Richard N. MsCsohaa did. knowingly,
attempt 70 20 ssn her - her rcen %
WashineteE street. on the tsh day Of
/ JRaaAry. by administering 90 her drink
Of wai.key, Ia which vas siirs d Quaa-
uty OF 00tphine. After Arraieaaeat,
the defendant aske4 20 have The exam
inasion posspanes tiil such tirta ~ be
esaid seoars an attorney. and oonsuii
with hirs. The motion fof eoasinasnes
was sFAHted. sn& the eKAmtnatson post
ponsd tin MoRdav next. a. o'elock p
-, fhe defendants bail vas axsd Al
$50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

The following deeds have been tlsC
for record since our last report:
Charles x. JenneT asd OoFnelia r
JenneF 10 Rafns Willard. hlocks q and
"a and LOS 6. block 3S, all 10 Camstoeb
supplemental addition 10 S-Attlsi 81.
Bessie J, Lewis snd II. II. Lewis u
Lawrence StenherR. lot Z. Ia block 5. IN
reFry'a 9th addition 10 Scatter $500.
Henry Il YesleF 20 JOHN L. Kshaley
lot s, IL block SIS. IA TerFy's second ad
ditiop 10 Seattle; 81 90
Henry L. Yesles 20 q. p. MeFadden
Iat 3, blook IS. rerry's second addition
a 20.
Ed9ard l.. Terry 10 lawrence Stem.
berg, lot 6. IN block s. 'ferFy's dfth sd
dittoa, $50
John b. Rogers and wife 70 Loaias
ROat. lots and 2, block II. Bieelow's
addition, 800.
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s,em thIs date oeileastens
s..s.n eur city subsorlbaFs viii
I - rsade BY the Post-lnteillaen-
- ssana9enent direct. >. a.
sslnalIey has been appointed
csgIecsor and will hereafter call
upen our patrons for the Daily
a. III business connected with
s,,a routes. e. o. Me&Hys tfse
sormes roure agent. FstiFes from
mat depaFfnsens, but ali bills
en Daily CITY subscriptions 70
January Isl, 1887, are due har.
meaey and viii be collected
~ fnfTa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

MsThnFs P.sknr 81 Osymvfn 4 nsu
mate On the Kleeawood.
/ T. II Packer and &. 4. Psamnus. q
Fsftla1ds are a. tke Oasfasnsmi.
Mrs. Bella Isaaea, nee Gusdsmllh. d
LAeoznas u viaisina Der pAEeniz 10 shis
/ tt. MIlnsE and gohn L. Howard nss
axpeased % arrive fsoz Portland shis
sssuine.
Mr. =. Levy. OF tie cigar arn Of
Levy bfushsrs. lsases ~ the Msxisa 10
day Tor san Krannannn.
Mr.. T. r Neaay Of akanwood isfs fer
Coannil bsBAs this uornise: also Mr..
6tanslin 81 Psfs Lualow for IS. Lauls.
n ssoarf.
Mrs. A. E. MaeCaIsky. who has beee
visiting her feiaffves ans frisads dur
Inc the holidayas iaf1 for Portland yss-
tefday moFuizx.
Wm. r. Andrews, son Of Han. L. B.
Andrews Of this city, Who 10 pF4s4aeinR
law u Eastern Washington, arrived IN
Seattle l@sl evsninR.
Geo. Brown snd ~. ". winfnRham,
o. Kent. w. Batemxn, % san Francisco,
". 1. MnCays Of HkaRit, anA O. Bto0n,
OF Lae0nnsFs are Is the Ooeideusai.
Ien CARTS, foTmeTIy esnduaaor on
the Northern, sad mow engaged Ia mer
ehan1ising il Esssesn Washington. Is
a present. visiting his parents in shis
city.
United States Prosecuting Attorney
William b. white returned fron tbs
Capital City yesterday, where be sent
ta sttend . session Of the Supreme
OouKs.
Captain Charles Clancy. Snrerintend-
ent Of The Oregon Railway and Navi0a-
ton O0mPany's steamers on Puget
sauDd, cams 70 Seattle yesterday BY the
Fleetwood.
Joseph T. MaNaueht and Colonel @.
q. Lyon haSe gone 10 Bozemau, Monf.,
70 inveafiRats mine In which Mr.. Ne
hanRht is largely interested, and which
10 reported 60 be very rich.
Governor swikeseFd Of Alaska ar
rived FROM the north on Tuesday. and
started on . trip to she EssteFn States
He boaats that Be has nos worn an over
eoat all winter. Is must be warm
weather up there In Alaska.
Mrs. w. A. F0ats aud Mas Clara
Fouta, Of Whaseom, =. Holland. of Low
I'll. Waiter Reyes and Wm. 8. Reyes. of
Mukiiteo, Mrs IA. Stores, Of Mount
VsFaon, and Mrs. W. r. Impset. Of Port
Blakely, are al the Occidental.
4. WfbbIs and Jos. O. Mann, Of Ia
CONS; Chas. b. Noyes. Of Utsaiady; ".
II Talbot; Of Tulalip; @. w. Morse, Of
Oak naRhoFs q. w. Carey, Of North |
Yakima; JOIN Crawford, Of White Riv- |
or. and 4 q. PortwAy, OF Slaughter. aFs |
at she Arlinaton.
Henry Adams. Of white River; T. 4.
Jones aad j. w. Waikios, OF Black /
Diamond; q. w. FeeeburgeF. Of Shell |
ton; w. Wood, Of Rsnsop, Il. Doweli, of |
y. r.. Charlton. F. A. |
Rivers aud W.. Yarn Z, of whatcom; A. |
4. BlRRa. W. H. Siic0x aud p. burns, Of 1
racoma; J. A. Hodges, Buffalo. N. Y;I
Dc. Gregg. wife and four children, Of /
New York, are al the New England.
J. W. Giddiugs, Of skanwood Miss
Larsen, Of Port Tswnssad: MIRA w. j.
Hughes and ]. Allen, OF Black Dla /
m0nd; A. Il Rutherford, ID. N. TayIer /
and ]. w. BoFst. of Falls City; @ O. |
Sweeney, Of Tacoma; Mrs. Evans ard |
four children. Of Newcastle; VIM. Sha |
man. at Puyeiinc; = 3 Titus, OF Kent; 1
b B Hay gard, OF waila Walia; A. e. /
wife and daughter, OF Van
eouver, b. o.: Oash Barlow and j. n.
Gross. Of Portland, and Il. j. Ellis and |
n. z. Reed, Of Olympia, are ct the
Brunswick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

RKruENED.-J. K. Murphy and bis
party Of engineers. vhs wsnt out 10 the
Snoquslmie Falls.in the interest Of the
Columbia and Puget Sonnd Railroad
DAY. Mr.. Murphy is very rssioeut, hnt
nembeF of she party stated that they
ran q line along . naFrow passage bv
the falls. which they expect to use 10
caas the company decides 10 buiid that
say. Oa their return Mr.. Marphy's
marty met tie engineers Of the seattle,
Lake shoFs and Eastern OonaRsny on
their way TO the Snoqualmie Valley.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

You oanDot AFFORD 10 waste time In
expsrimentta0 when ynuF lanRs are in
danger. Consumption always eeems, ct
FIRST, only q oeld. Do not permit any
dealer 30 impose upen yoa With some
cheap rmitafion Of DE-. Kings Mes Dis-
oovrry for Oonsnmpsion. Coughs and
Colds, bat be sure Son ges the Renuine.
Because be can make more profit be
may tell yoa he has something iust q
good, or iasf thu same. Don's Be de-
ceived, bus in2ist upoa getting Dr..
Kings Nsw Discovery, which 10 guAFar-
ted 20 give rslfss In all Throat, Lang
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free
as A. b. STKwART'A se6 Dc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

MRz. MMMows SosTHESa SxEBR, tox
childrsn tneshina. ii TIE pFsscrip9io1 ef
80 a. .hs hass faEAfe mmrsea and pay
xinians a the uKsaed States. and has
49, ~ for foxfy years With newer
~, aeoeas by nlllanna az D0theFs
r. tassF caildrsa- DrTing tha process
81 gaslt .ar isa valns II incaScnlabie. Is
rellaysa sha ohila fsnsn pAfns cures 6ya
en8EFy and dizFTnmas gFfpaAa = ne
bumeM and wind cole hg atxinz healse
= sias child Il rasss Ne msthek. kEies
ID. q bss41a. Apaawi8
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IN nRIlCAcY o. FIAyeR

And the efficacy Of iss sctfon have rsn-
dered the famoes liquid fruit remedy
syrup Of Figs immensely popular. Il
cleanses and tones M the cloRRed and
fevesish system. dispeis headaches. colds
and feveFs. cures hsbitusl constipation.
dyspepsia and many Ills depending on =
weak or inactive condition OF tbs Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels. For s.le In 50
cent and 81 bottles By A. B. STEWART.
Manufactured only by the California Fla
syrup Co., eau Francisco, OEl. aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

DIvoRcK SUTr COMMENCED. suit
Was flied IN the District Court yesterday
BY Mrs. JOsie Davis against her hus-
band. Charles n. Davis, and others.
She sues for divorce from Der hus-
band and for an injunction against b N
aa6 others restraining them from sell.
tne or disposing Of property in which
she has aB Interest. She also desires
the custody Of the three children.
Charles n. D6vis and wife have been
residents OF King County for four years.
Part Of the property involved 10 the
farm on White River known as tbs
Langst0n Farm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

Rad what Jsannis Winston. Port
lana'a fkworiee pFima doanA. says Of
Wis ou's RobeFsies;
PoMxx-ASD. Dee.. lS66.
II w. n. Wsafeas 81 The sReoeFtlne~
Yea - kauaiy sent ule ia excellent. Il
Is TIE Gness preparation ! Esve sseE
assa, and - decided acquisition 30 :
lady's toilet. Years tFaiy,
S8AxNTE WESTON
The above u paalsshed IN order Il
settle all doasss sad dtspates - 30 tbs
existence Of sash 80 endorsement. and
A eSideace - tse htsh esteem n 9hsch
Wiaaa1s s h. ertsne b he'd. THIS pre-
paFassao rs D. eA before the pahlae bal
4 ahaEs aass. SEA tbs sale has esen en-
sFAeedinAEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

ASSAULTED Axn RoBREp.-Last night
about l1s30. J. Il. Psrkiss, well known
citizen Of FIcrence. Snohomish County,
while strollinR about the streets. vas a.
aaelte3 BY tso men. knocked down and
rahhed Of S22S. and q watch and chain.
The paiiee were IT ence notifed, bat nc
arrest had been made 40 10 ere hear ef
going 10 preas- Mr.. Perkins says be
3 old identity the smal or OF he swa
maa Who assaulted and rubbed him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

The sOENTEMERT'' IL the most pop
nlaT hid glove In Amsric4, @l.45 for ave
buttons, $50 for eight 6uttona. They
are far below the price OF any other
standard maker, and for &c and dura-
hilisy are unexcslled. The above are 70
tail prices (the glove IL not sold NJ whole
salel at SCHWABACHER BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

The Best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt R1eum, Fer
yer Sores. letter. Ohapped Hands, Chill
blains. Germs and all Ska Eruptions,
snd positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Prizes rs CENTS per box For sale By A.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

D. 3. Judkins. the Hecon street pho
tograpSer, has Sufficiently recovered bis
health 10 atteud TO business again, and
viii be glad 10 see his friends &c his gal
lery. The usnal good quality Of work
guaranteed. ia7lm